NY marathoners run on; Shooting at wedding; Baby dead in yard

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Click here to check your local weather Monday 5 Nov, 2012 top stories Marathoners run on despite cancellation NEVER mind the cancellation. Here comes the marathon. Wedding turns ugly after shooting THREE men have been injured after shots were fired at a wedding reception this morning in Sydney. Newborn baby dead in front yard A NEWBORN baby has been found dead in the front yard of a  home in Queensland. Gillard flies as Abbott plummets in latest poll TONY Abbott faces crisis of confidence, with almost two-thirds of voters wanting him replaced with Malcolm Turnbull. breaking news Red Cross reaches besieged Homs districts Kuwait police use stun grenades at protest 10 perish in Mediterranean shipwreck Somalia announces new government France's Hollande meets Saudi king Thousands run after NY marathon cancelled Advertisement more from news.com.au And the punters' pick is... THE most open Melbourne Cup in years has punters confused. more sport Bieber wants a shot at action movies JUSTIN Bieber wants to be a movie star. No, now stop your laughing. This is serious. He's thinking he would like to try making comedy and action films. more entertainment Why we need a breast milk bank A NATIONAL breast-milk bank, which SA mums could access, should be set up and operated by a body such as the Red Cross, says a leading paediatrician. more lifestyle Prepare for 2020 mining boom: ASX AUSTRALIA needs to prepare for the next mining boom by giving tax breaks to start-up resources companies. more business What's new in the travel world A BARCELONA tapas tour with an Australian expat, new afternoon teas at the Westin Sydney hotel and a surf goddess retreat for Sri Lanka- here is the latest travel news. more travel Storm clients warned of volatility CLIENTS invested with Storm Financial only after receiving numerous warnings about risk and market volatility, a court hears.   more realestate More budget blues for Baird STATE budget underestimated debt by $3.4 billion, in second  blunder after audit discovered a missing $1 billion thanks to bureaucracy. more money Bad apps reported to inquiry SMARTPHONE apps that fail to work or have hidden charges will be the target of a new government inquiry. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.